Crop damage monitoring using remote sensing in January and February in South China in 2008

Wu Bingfang1、Li Qiangzi1、Chi Yaobin2、Huang Jinliang3、Zhou Wancun4、Zhang Weiqi5、Wu Shuang2

Strategic Study of CAE ›› 2008, Vol. 10 ›› Issue (6) : 63-69.

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Strategic Study of CAE ›› 2008, Vol. 10 ›› Issue (6) : 63-69.

Crop damage monitoring using remote sensing in January and February in South China in 2008

  • Wu Bingfang1、Li Qiangzi1、Chi Yaobin2、Huang Jinliang3、Zhou Wancun4、Zhang Weiqi5、Wu Shuang2

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The author monitored the crop damage using remote sensing combined with ground survey. First, the author extracted the snow disaster area using multi-phase BJ-1 multi-spectrum data and MODIS data. At same time, 3 ground teams were send to investigate the crop planting proportion and crop damage ratio. Then, crop damage area was calculated using arable area multiplied by crop planting proportion and crop damage ratio in this paper. The results showed that there were 429.76×104 hm2 crops were damaged in Jiangxi, Hubei, Hunan and Guizhou province. Ground survey showed that the main crop-damage area lied in winter wheat and seed rape planting area. The most serious area lied in high-elevate mountain area. For damaged crops, winter wheat was just affected a little because it was in greening stage, and seed rape was effected heavily for in flowing and jointing stage. In southern area of Jiangxi and Hunan province, crop damage area were very small because many cropland were in fallow.

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snow disaster / crop damage / remote sensing monitoring / GVG sampling instrument

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Wu Bingfang,Li Qiangzi,Chi Yaobin,Huang Jinliang,Zhou Wancun,Zhang Weiqi,Wu Shuang. Crop damage monitoring using remote sensing in January and February in South China in 2008. Strategic Study of CAE, 2008, 10(6): 63‒69
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